Sarawak Map of Malaysia

The Sarawak Map product has two maps in it, one is the state’s district map and the other is the state outline map.

• Sarawak Map with districts
• Sarawak Map of state outline

Location of Sarawak State

Sarawak is the largest state in Malaysia, situated on the northwest of the island of Borneo. It is known for its rich biodiversity and diverse indigenous cultures. Sarawak shares its borders with the Malaysian state of Sabah to the northeast, as well as with the country of Brunei and the Indonesian province of West Kalimantan.

Population of Sarawak State

Sarawak is home to a diverse population comprising various indigenous groups, as well as Malay, Chinese, and other ethnicities. As of the latest available data, the population of Sarawak is estimated to be over 2.8 million, making it one of the less densely populated states in Malaysia despite its large land area.

Economy of Sarawak State

Sarawak’s economy is primarily based on its rich natural resources, including oil and gas, timber, and hydroelectric power. The state is known for its extensive rainforests, which have contributed to its timber industry. Additionally, Sarawak has been actively developing its tourism sector, attracting visitors with its natural attractions and cultural diversity.

Neighboring States or Countries

Sarawak shares its borders with the Malaysian state of Sabah to the northeast, Brunei to the north, and the Indonesian province of West Kalimantan to the south. Its location on the island of Borneo gives it a strategic position in the region.

Districts and Subdivisions

Sarawak is divided into 31 districts, each offering its own unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and economic activities:

1. Kuching – The capital and most populous city in Sarawak, known for its historic landmarks and vibrant cultural scene.
2. Samarahan – Home to several institutions of higher learning and research, contributing to the state’s education sector.
3. Sri Aman – Known for its agricultural activities and the Batang Lupar River.
4. Betong – A district with a focus on agriculture, particularly oil palm and pepper cultivation.
5. Sarikei – A town known for its agricultural produce, particularly pineapples.
6. Sibu – A bustling town with a significant Chinese population, known for its economic activities and the Rajang River.
7. Mukah – A coastal district with a growing tourism sector, known for its cultural diversity and the Borneo peat swamp forests.
8. Bintulu – A major industrial center known for its oil and gas industry and the Similajau National Park.
9. Kapit – Accessible only by river or air, known for its longhouses and as a center for the indigenous Orang Ulu people.
10. Miri – The birthplace of Malaysia’s petroleum industry, known for its oil and gas reserves and the Niah Caves.
11. Marudi – A district with a focus on agriculture and timber production, known for its rural charm and the Tutoh River.
12. Limbang – A district with a diverse ethnic composition, known for its historical sites and the Trusan River.

The remaining districts, such as Belaga, Lawas, and Song, each contribute to the overall tapestry of Sarawak’s unique cultural, natural, and economic landscape.

Looking for Premium maps, please visit our affiliate site: https://editablemaps.com/